There’s no shortage of stories about the ways Shadowcliff impacts people’s personal journeys. This summer, Craig Adams was on site as an intern from McAfee Theologial Seminary in Atlanta, GA, and part of his research involved conversations with Shadowcliff guests, volunteers and stakeholders from different generations. One special story that Craig rediscovered is from Steve […]
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Shadowcliff has been stewarded by many wonderful and gifted people over its 65+ year history. Last month, we said goodbye one of those special people – Walt Friesen. The Friesen family have been dear friends, guests, and volunteers at Shadowcliff for multiple generations, but it started with Walt. In fact, if you’ve ever participated in
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Do you have a passion for Shadowcliff? Nonprofit leadership? We’re seeking people to share talent with our teams. Shadowcliff has been gifted with many wonderful leaders throughout its history, and the Board is actively seeking to add new voices to both our Board of Directors and advisory committees. Shadowcliff experience is not necessary,
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Volunteer Weekend is a long standing tradition at Shadowcliff. It is not just a time to connect, serve with intention, and meet new and old friends. It is a homecoming. Some travelled two days to arrive at Shadowcliff to help clean, repair, create, construct, and much more! Â It was a great turn-out for a packed
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Teach – Learn – Share – Discuss Community-sourced Topics & Presenters Upcoming Sessions! Deconstructing Sustainability to Reconstruct Relationship Shadowcliff board member, Mary Silwance, will present these sessions offered by the Sustainable Sanctuary Coalition, the Environmental Action Committee of Village Church, and Earthkeepers of Heartland Presbyterian. Deconstructing Sustainability to Reconstruct Relationship Monday, February 28 and Monday,
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When the Rempels retired in 2002, the Board committed to sustain the Rempel’s vision and proposed making annual payments to the Rempel Family over a 20-year period. Patt and Warren resisted; Shadowcliff was, for them, a calling: a gift to the world. But the Board wanted to “pay forward’ their gratitude for that that gift,
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